"The sky is not the limit" - this slogan guided the creators of the pioneering UFO concept MP-1766. The world's first flying coin is a global bestseller for the Mint of Poland. Orders for the UFO have come from four continents: Europe, Asia, Australia and North America.

The Mint of Poland Group results, generated in the first half of this year, confirm its strong position and financial stability. Increases were recorded in every business segment. Sales revenues, year-on-year, were higher by 25% (PLN 712.4 million), and net profit by almost PLN 25 million (PLN 60.8 million). EBITDA amounted to PLN 78.6 million.

The Mint of Poland has once again immortalised the work of prominent Polish artist Zdzislaw Beksinski on its coins. "Ballerina" is the second of five coins of the first series, commemorating the artist's outstanding works in pure silver — the mintage of 700 copies of the collector's coin sold out in less than 28 hours. The Mint of Poland is the only one in the world to have exclusive rights to mint coins with reproductions of Zdzislaw Beksinski's works, in close cooperation with the Historical Museum in Sanok. The silver coins with the paintings, known and admired in Poland and worldwide, are a unique tribute to the extraordinary artist and his work. Three series of coins are ultimately planned, with five subjects in each.

The most prestigious event in Poland for individual investors will take place in Karpacz from June 7 to 9. This year's edition of the WallStreet conference, of which the Mint of Poland is a Strategic Partner, will gather more than 1,500 participants! Join us for three panels with the participation of our experts.

The Mint of Poland Group summarized the first three months of this year with increases in results in every segment of its operations. During the reporting period, sales revenues were higher by nearly PLN 21 million, net profit by nearly PLN 20 million, and EBITDA by more than PLN 23 million. The reported results confirm the company's strong market position and the effects of a consistently implemented development strategy.

The Mint of Poland Group summarized 2023 with revenues from sales exceeding PLN 1.2 billion. Operating profit was more than doubled year-on-year and amounted to PLN 110.6 million. The EBITDA result amounted to PLN 130.6 million (PLN 60 million more than a year earlier).

On 14 February, passengers on public transport in Wrocław gained a new option for paying for tickets. They will benefit from Visa Mobile as part of the system operated by the Mint of Poland, making purchases through the Passenger Portal or the URBANCARD application.

The Mint of Poland is the only mint in the world with the exclusive right to mint coins featuring reproductions of the works of one of the most interesting and fascinating contemporary artists. The first of a series of coins created as a tribute to Zdzisław Beksiński, described as an icon of global surrealism, has just been added to its portfolio. The painting "Figure" has been commemorated in pure silver. Ultimately, the Mint of Poland has planned three-coin series, each with five motifs.

The Mint of Poland has created the world's first coin that floats in the air. The authors of the pioneering UFO MP-1766 project were inspired by the slogan 'The sky is not the limit'. The international premiere of the coin took place during the Technical Forum in Berlin, held as part of the prestigious industry event World Money Fair 2024. The Mint's original solution aroused great interest among experts and fair participants.

A collector coin with the title character of the latest film adaptation of "Akademia Pana Kleksa" has been added to the offer of the Mint of Poland. This is a real treat for both numismatic enthusiasts and film lovers. Although the official premiere of the film takes place today, the modernised version of Jan Brzechwa's story has already managed to conquer the hearts of audiences at pre-release screenings.

On 27 November this year, the residents of Opole gained direct access to the Mint of Poland's top-quality investment products. At 8 Katedralna Street, they will also be able to receive expert advice on gold bullion investments. What is more, they can rest assured that the offer will be tailored to their individual needs and resources.

One year ago, the Open Payment System was introduced in the Poznań agglomeration. Since then, mobile payment terminals have been installed in almost 760 vehicles, making it possible to pay quickly and conveniently for trips on the city and suburban lines. Around 420,000 tickets have been purchased by passengers in the last 12 months. The most popular tickets were the 15-minute and 45-minute tickets.

Since the beginning of the year, customers of the Mint of Poland have received almost 1.5 tonnes of gold, mainly in the form of bars and investment coins. The Mint's own products have always accounted for the largest share of sales - more than 50% of the value of all investment gold sales. What was the most popular? We know the answer!

As of the last week of November, we welcome the residents of Olsztyn and the surrounding area to the Mint of Poland's newly opened sales office. It is a place where customers can directly purchase the highest quality gold and silver investment products, such as bars or bullion coins, with the assistance of experienced advisors.

The financial stability and business diversification potential of the Mint of Poland are confirmed by its financial results for the first three quarters of this year. The Group achieved higher profits both at the level of profit on sales and at other levels of the income statement, despite the strong base of the previous year. Significant increases were recorded in Real Estate Development and Electronic Payments. Liquidity remained at a very good level during the period.

The sixth edition of the international Mint and Print Conference has just started in Dubai. The Polish Mint will be represented on the panel by Siemowit Kalukiewicz, Member of the Board for Coin Production and Logistics and Director of Production and Operations. The event will also include a presentation of selected Mint projects that have excited coin enthusiasts and industry experts alike.

How can passengers be encouraged to use public transport? What can municipalities and local authorities gain from implementing the Mint of Poland's own solution, the Open Payment System? Katarzyna Budnicka-Filipiuk, President of the Management Board of the Mint of Poland, answered these and other questions during a panel discussion at the Wroclaw Technology Park.

Bars of 0.5 and 0.25 g have been added to the Mint of Poland's product offer. Lower weights are an opportunity to systematically save even small amounts of money. This form of investment is an option for every pocket – simple and understandable for everyone. Moreover, it is likely to pay off over time. In the past year alone, the price of gold has risen by almost 13%, and in the past five years by almost 62%.

Lately, the hearts of numismatic enthusiasts have been beating faster in Pittsburgh. This is due to the World's Fair of Money - a prestigious industry trade fair where the Mint of Poland presented its miniature works of art. Coins with special 3D inserts and gilding, as well as a ducat with Kazimierz Pulaski, attracted the greatest amount of interest.f interest.

The Mint of Poland has created gold ducats and a silver thaler with the image of General Kazimierz Pułaski – a patriot important to the American Revolution and the Polish battle for independence. The unique investment not only commemorates the hero and his extraordinary story, but also makes for an attractive capital allocation.